Sentence examples for securing clarity from inspiring English sources
The first IUPAC manual of symbols and technology for physiochemical quantities and units (or "Green Book") was published in 1969, with the goal of "securing clarity and precision, and wider agreement in the use of symbols by chemists in different countries" [40].
Her central pitch in the Commons was the government had secured a position of relative clarity: it could convince the European Court of Human Rights that Abu Qatada would get a fair trial in Jordan, and that evidence against him would not have been extracted by torture.
Once greater transparency and clarity has been secured, the price will fall too.
When necessary, data were log-transformed to approximate normality and secure variance homogeneity, but for clarity all data are presented as untransformed.
Although no car seats received an overall C rating, they did receive low marks in various categories ranging from labeling clarity to ease of securing a child correctly in the restraint.
If there is an issue that casts some doubt on the clarity of the title, securing copies will make it easier to work with the current owner to correct the problems before you place a bid on the property.
To gain some clarity here, and to get on more secure ground, I would like to define three words: create, promote and allow.
Merkel said they agreed the UK needed time to secure its own interests, but that other EU states needed clarity and certainty as soon as possible.
The committee also raises a collective eyebrow at the lack of detail provided from the government thus far on how it intends to secure "unhindered and uninterrupted flows of data," and urges greater clarity ASAP.
The more I worked with my daughter to help her gain greater clarity about the difficult concepts at issue, the less secure she felt in her own thinking, and the more I stepped in.
It must be established by statute to secure its independence and its public purpose must be defined with great clarity to ward off subsidy seekers.
